Computer is slowing that is for sure. Some one took a look at computer and said I have a trogan on my computer. How can I tell?
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Hi Pilotone
Welcome to the Community Forums.
Have you run a scan with WSA? If not then please do so and then post back with the results. If there is a trojan plresent then WSA should detect it and look to remove (at worst, if it is a difficult infection to deal with it will recommend that you Open a Support Ticket so that the SupportTeam can assist with the removal process...a few infections are best handle by manual removal).
If you have run a WSA scan and it has come up clean then you certainly could run a second opinion scan with the aforementioned app....but nothing says that it will fair any better than WSA in locating and removing the potential infection.
Bottom line is if you have a concern and you are using WSA you can stillopen that support ticket regardless and get the SUpport Team to investigate this "Something about network security and active connections". The service is free to WSA users with an active subscription.
Please feel free to ask any further questions you may have.
Regards, Baldrick
Welcome to the Community Forums.
Have you run a scan with WSA? If not then please do so and then post back with the results. If there is a trojan plresent then WSA should detect it and look to remove (at worst, if it is a difficult infection to deal with it will recommend that you Open a Support Ticket so that the SupportTeam can assist with the removal process...a few infections are best handle by manual removal).
If you have run a WSA scan and it has come up clean then you certainly could run a second opinion scan with the aforementioned app....but nothing says that it will fair any better than WSA in locating and removing the potential infection.
Bottom line is if you have a concern and you are using WSA you can stillopen that support ticket regardless and get the SUpport Team to investigate this "Something about network security and active connections". The service is free to WSA users with an active subscription.
Please feel free to ask any further questions you may have.
Regards, Baldrick
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